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The end of reading is not more books but more life
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"The end of reading is not more books but more life"

- Holbrook Jackson

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This quote by Holbrook Jackson speaks to the idea that reading should not be an end in itself, however rather a means to an end. Checking out need to be utilized to gain understanding and understanding of the world around us, and to enhance our lives. It must not be a goal in and of itself, however rather a tool to help us live more meaningful and satisfying lives. Checking out need to be utilized to acquire insight into different cultures, to check out originalities, and to acquire a much better understanding of the world. Checking out must be utilized to expand our horizons and to open our minds to new possibilities. Eventually, the goal of reading need to be to acquire a greater gratitude for life and to live it to the maximum.

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Holbrook Jackson This quote is written / told by Holbrook Jackson between December 31, 1874 and June 16, 1948. He was a famous Writer from England. The author also have 11 other quotes.

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